Tragedy struck Ogun state Police Command as one its officer, Corporal Sunkanmi Ogunbiyi, ran amok, shot dead his wife, Corporal Oluwatosin Faremi, killed four other persons and injuring three gravely before taking his own life.
Among those the enraged officer gunned down this morning are his landlady, two year old baby girl, a cyclist said to take his baby to school, a man and a woman.
The Police Public Relations Officer, Olumuyiwa Adejobi, who described the incident as “unfortunate,” said the officer who carried out the shooting to death of the affected persons this morning, had been having “domestic conflicts” with his wife.
Adejobi, a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) said the Commissioner of Police, Mr Ikemefuna Okoye, had ordered a forensic investigation in the incident. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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What domestic violence?if he's going trough one he would had shot only his wife, tell me why shoot/kill other pple? He has been cursed(Asasi), its only. Curse that can make a man to do such.
ReplyDeleteGod have mercy o. Gabriel
ReplyDeleteYou don't understand what a domestic violence can caused. The results are always gravy hence intelligent security measure is required in this country to manage some situation..
ReplyDeleteThe man is insane.Police authority are insensitive for their inability to identify his insanity.
ReplyDeletewe have seen d video of d cyclist man havin sex wit d police man wife, series of quarrel n counter accusation of been alleged b4 dis incident. pls d reporter shuld affort to get enough info n d video. dis is absolute provocation havin sex wt anoda man wife. dey deserve wat dey get.
ReplyDeleteThe work of an overdose of Igbo and Poor Police recruitment method.
ReplyDeleteWhy mentioning igbo in this???
ReplyDeleteHow does dis matter affect igbo people?
ReplyDeleteSorry guys but am sure he meant igbo,that is,indian hemp. Not the igbo tribe
ReplyDeleteSorry guys but am sure he meant igbo,that's indian hemp. Not anything to do with the Igbo tribe.
ReplyDeleteNdigbo brothers, igbo in Yoruba also means hemp. pls do not misunderstand.
ReplyDeletemeanwhile, the essence of press/journalism is to research at lenght in to a story and not just give us a shallow report. if you must report this kind of incidence, detail investigation and give us necessary background stories. thank you.